“…by the time Bones premiered on Fox in September 2005, eight of Brennan’s adventures had been published. Television producer Hart Hanson was a fan, and he was intrigued enough to seek out [Kathy] Reichs, to convince her of the character’s potential as a TV crime-solver.”
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John Francis Daley, the Freaks and Geeks veteran who costars as Sweets on Bones also co-wrote Horrible Bosses. In this interview, he is asked about lessons learned on Freaks and Geeks, the new season of Bones, writing a Bones episode, and when he began writing scripts.
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“Those weekly murders on Bones are not really the point of the show. Instead, viewers tune in weekly for some of the best and most-rewarding relationship drama on TV. We take a look at the many Bones relationships throughout the history of the show — including, of course, the new Booth-Brennan relationship going into season 7.”
Can you believe there have been 21 different relationships from Season 1 until now? Booth and Brennan spent a lot of time perusing others in their quest to avoid perusing one another. I can’t help feel they’ve left a few off. If you can think of others, leave me a comment.
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“…we spoke with Bones creator Hart Hanson about the upcoming season, Moonlighting, how the slightly Asperger’s-y Brennan will deal with a child, and whether we’ll actually get to see them have sex sometime.”
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“TJ Thyne, best known for playing Dr. Jack Hodgins on Bones, is enjoying his first fall break in six years… For Thyne, that meant time to promote his starring role in the indie feature Shuffle, which recently had simultaneous premieres at the Hollywood and Heartland film festivals… As for Bones, Thyne says its business as usual for Jack Hodgins this season, aside from the new focus on fatherhood.”
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